Новости за 06.12.2015

The Republican presidential candidate said only more intelligence and law enforcement activity will keep the country safe

Paris attacks and migrant crisis have changed the electoral landscape in France, putting President Hollande's socialists in danger of losing ground

Egypt stopped selling natural gas to Israel in 2012 after months of attacks on a pipeline by militants in the Sinai Peninsula

60 Minutes investigates the recruitment of young people as confidential informants for the police -- and talks to one who said "no"

Man who bought assault rifles used in Inland Regional Center attack checked himself into mental hospital after shooting

Man screamed "This is for Syria" before stabbing 3 in Underground; attacker told to "put it down you fool" as crowd mocks and attacks him

College football playoff field set now as Clemson, Alabama win and Oklahoma waits; Baylor falls to unranked Texas; top 25 college football roundup

"...If more good people had concealed carry permits, then we could end those Muslims before they walked in," Jerry Falwell Jr. says

17-year-old student who police call a documented gang member hospitalized in critical but stable condition

Fourteen people were killed when a pair of armed attackers stormed a holiday party inside a state office building in San Bernardino, California

After the latest mass shooting, a sheriff in upstate New York is asking those he's sworn to protect to help him -- by arming themselves

White House says president will speak about steps to keep Americans safe

Three people hurt, suspect in custody after stabbing at Leytonstone Underground station in east London

Republican presidential candidate also addresses Pentagon chief's decision to open all combat roles to women

Expert hired by slain boy's family conducted frame-by-frame review of 12-year-old's deadly encounter with police

Suspect arrested after shooting, standoff at motorcycle shop in Neenah, Wisconsin, police say; officer shot by protected by helmet

With a critically-lauded performance in the new drama, "Room," the actress has sparked plenty of Oscar buzz

By the time the last shots rang out, it had been decided how an unfortunate number of innocent families were going to be spending the holidays: grieving

"This is a very dangerous world that we live in," Rubio says days after San Bernardino shooting

Billionaire hits back against New York Times editorial calling for stronger gun control in wake of massacre

The actress says Oscar buzz over her performance in "Room" is not something she can wrap her brain around

Pantone, the fashion industry's arbiter of color, has decreed that 2016 will be two-toned

Officers responding to emergency call find man wielding razor, Miami Beach police say

They were once played by Jewish prisoners who perished in the Holocaust; now these restored string instruments are given a voice again

Musicals like "Avenue Q" have to adapt to Chinese culture as American jokes often miss their mark